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Sharing my wiki without invitations
I just created a wiki, and believe it should be set as an educator version. In the past, I was able to set a password for a wiki and anyone who I told that password to could make edits. Now, I can't figure out how to set a password for the wiki (I can only set one for me), and I can't figure out how to let others edit without inviting them.
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Inappropriate?Actually, the wiki-wide password (also known as an invite key) has been disabled in our 2.0 version. If you do need that functionality, you'll want to sign up for a 1.0 wiki instead.
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Inappropriate?Paul, can I downgrade to a 1.0 wiki? I've already created a 2.0 and upgraded to silver, with the hope that I could gain privileges of allowing anyone to edit. I now know that's impossible and I'm feeling dissatisfied. -
Inappropriate?Unfortunately, we're unable to revert 2.0 wikis to 1.0 (because the two versions are *very* different). If you setup a new 1.0 wiki, just send an email to support [at] pbwiki.com and we'll do our best to transfer your subscription over to the new wiki.
Just a note though - we probably won't be releasing any new features on 1.0 and there may come a time when we stop addressing any bugs on 1.0 as well. Just want to make sure you're aware of that.
Finally, we're very aware that the feature you're looking for is important to a number of our users - we're still thinking about how best to implement that in 2.0. Once we have a solution, we'll let you know.
